Natural products have been used by man for cosmetic and treatment purposes since the time of the Egyptians more than 3000 years ago. And so it remained until in 1940, with the development of the chemical industry, synthetic substances of which its activity was known, were available in greater quantity and have a good quality .
But in the last decade consumers turned their attention to materials of natural origin and considered them superior to synthetic products and more harmless.
This interest in natural products has encouraged research in different fields ranging from the discovery of new substances with cosmetic or treatment potential to the production of raw materials by methods Biotechnology
Although there are relatively few industrial experiences of 100% natural formulations, the market trend points in this direction . Due to the advances in research and the development of analytical methods that allow to detect minimum amounts of active ingredients and analytical tests that allow to attribute new applications of compounds of natural origin.
While achieving these ideal formulations for the consumer, a wide variety of formulations based on natural products have been developed which have proven effective in treating and correcting problems such as acne, spots, dryness, among others .
With the arrival of the first spring rays we begin to tempt ourselves and we want to acquire a good color Many people do it with prevention others ( the vast majority ) do not take any measures to protect the dermis by unbalancing or decreasing elementary functions of the skin.
Year after year, the damage caused by excessive sun exposure is reported, in terms of inappropriate hours (11 am to 3 pm), to the use of expired filters or from unrecognized laboratories, dermatologists also explain the irreversible damage suffered by cells when they are subjected to ultraviolet radiation without proper prevention: damage that is not only in aesthetics but involves the health and risks of skin cancer.
With simple measures carried out throughout the year we can enjoy the sun, have a wonderful tan but above all the benefits of having healthy skin without risk of alterations that put our quality of life at risk. For this we must create correct habits based on the need of the Skin for internal and external care: cleaning, nutrition and hydration and sunscreens (protection) on a daily basis, at night and in the morning, discipline that we must acquire from 15 years old
For good care and internal hydration we must try to eat foods that nourish us and provide the necessary minerals to obtain healthy skin, eliminating most of our saturated animal fats ( butters, sweets, sausages and excess red meat ) from our diet and contributing to our diet more vegetables, fruits and vegetables. It is also very important daily water intake (minimum 1.5 and a half liters).
For good sterile care we must try to have the skin as carefully and hydrated . I can not fail to mention that the protection must be sustained throughout the year and not only or exclusively when we want to tan, since ultraviolet radiation is throughout the year and is not only in the sun's rays, but also in the radiations of lighting with low consumption, computers, television, etc.
The Objectives of a NATURAL FACIAL ANTI-AGING TREATMENT are:
- Hydrate.
- Nourish.
- Decongest
- Strengthen.
NATURAL TREATMENT IN CABIN:
1st. CLEANING. Cucumber Whitening Emulsion.
2nd. EXFOLIATION. Almond scrub.
3rd. RESURGING Serum with liposomes + vitamin E mask.
4th. SEAL: Q10 cream with sunscreen.
The recommendation for application by the client will be with the following products:
- BEE WAX CLEANING CREAM.
- GINSENG OR HAMAMELIS TONIC.
- SERUM WITH LIPOSOSMS.
- Q 10. (if we should suggest a second product, resort to recommendations for each age).
The main information should be that the Skin needs external and internal care to arrive healthily until after the summer and not suffer the traces of a spotted, aged, dehydrated and flaccid skin.
By Maria Martrat Hugué.
Source: www.vipassana.es
How to prepare the skin with natural products. By Maria Martrat Hugué
